Project good practices

The RED FAITH project illustrates how airborne imaging technologies can lead to cost savings and a better monitoring system for forest management.

The DMM involves the implementation of a stakeholder-driven, multi-generational forest management model across nine forests (910 ha) at the edge of Dublin City.

The NEES Mapping Pilot demonstrates a mapping approach for ecosystem services at the national scale with datasets prioritised through stakeholder consultation.

The AIPP and its framework provides targeted and actionable information resources for wide-ranging stakeholders to reverse declines in pollinating insects.

The designed indicators analyze several important variables when evaluating and determining the value of agricultural areas.

Barcelona's network of allies for sustainability is currently made up of more than 1,500 entities, represented in the Council on a democratic basis.

The Catalan Forest Laboratory is a joint initiative to make available for general public, expert or beginner information and data related to forests.

It is conceived as a dynamic instrument in order to adapt urban green areas to the current social and environmental needs but also to future ones.

SITxell is a free territorial analysis system within everyone’s reach, making it possible to study and evaluate open areas (non-urban) in the Barcelona Province